The definitive ranking of all 12 of the acclaimed director's films, including 'The Dark Knight,' 'The Prestige,' 'Tenet' and 'Dunkirk.'
It says a lot about Nolan that the “worst” film he directed is still rather good and worth watching.is a remake of the Norwegian title and is perhaps notable that it’s the only movie Nolan directed that he didn’t also write or co-write. Here a Los Angeles detective teams with a small town detective to solve a murder in remote Alaska. It’s a nice, moody detective drama, but it lacks Nolan’s usual ambitious scope.
The feature centers on a man who follows strangers around London, and becomes embroiled in more than he expected after breaking his rule never to follow the same person twice. At just 70 minutes, some might argue it’s not a feature-length movie, but Nolan — who put three years of his life scraping it together — has said it’s just as valid as anything he’s done.John David Washington is compelling as a secret agent trying to prevent World War III in a war between the present and future.
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